Gulf Coast Hotel Guide - Hotels with Spa in Gulf Coast, United States of America

"Everything was great. "

"Loved every bit of it. Will be back for sure."

"Pros: Excellent position on St Pete beach. Miles of beautiful white sand and warm water. Very low waves and shallow water so excellent for kids. Not at all crowded (May 6-May 13). Helpful staff. Cons: Pools were small so got crowded and sometimes hard to find a chair to sit in (lots of pools though). Parking is $25/day, but so are all the other hotels in the area. Chairs/Umbrellas on the beach were complimentary only for rows 2 and 3, but not first row (the kids working those were great btw). Delayed check out was $20/hour past 11:00am. These are nickel and dime'ing considering the cost of the hotel itself."

"Beach view unobstructed. Pool was heated. "

"Didn’t like the water pressure. Every thing else was fine."

"They use pictures of other rooms on their listings , in our case we clicked on the room style “ one bedroom suite with balcony “. The pictures of it that then loaded ( we checked on all the travel sites and they do this on every single one) were of a room with a fireplace, an enormous bathtub and marble bathroom, and a large dining table, and it plainly stated on our confirmation stated 800 and some odd square feet and a 55 inch tv. NONE of which we had One front desk clerk told us those are not even their hotel. The other told us “ thats our presidential suite and you can’t have that “ We do expect to be shown pictures, even if dated our doctored, of the actual room we chose. And at least the listed amenities listed under that room style. What we did receive, was a suite, with a motel six style bathroom, a coffee maker that didnt work, lamps that didnt work, harsh fluorescent lighting, with an interior balcony over enormous air conditioning and exhaust fans that were loud even with the door closed. We received absolutely zero response or even apologies much less consideration when we voiced this "

"Pool was closed. You are obligated to pay for parking, you choose between $35 for valet or $27 self park per day. Front desk advised it is $27 per day, in which resets at midnight, therefore for one overnight stay self park will cost you $54. I booked a room with full bay view, high floor. Little did I know it was overlooking the causeway where I had to listen to cars reving their engine all night. The room smelled musty. I chose The Westin because I stayed here previously a few years ago, and it was different. I will not be returning to this location. I am truly disappointed."

"The front desk staff were all very kind and helpful. However, there was typically only one person so there was always a line of people waiting. We did require maintenance at one point and the maintenance man was there quickly and was friendly. We were in a room across the street. The lighting in the parking lot is poor. We were on the second floor and there are NO ELEVATORS! No good for two seniors with bad knees. The room itself was clean enough but the building is quite old and in need of major renovation. Our room was damp and there was mildew under the air conditioner. Also, no phone in the room so when we needed maintenance we had to walk across the street to the front desk. The pool was very nice, very clean. Plenty of chairs around the pool but the cushions were mildewed. We did see a couple of bugs in our room-nothing major, but when checking out I overheard the desk clerk talking with a couple that found bedbugs. We didn’t find any in our room. I wouldn’t recommend this place."

"No breakfast instead a good coffee bar"